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Fast Fish

Team Wheels
SKU
JJM12
Release year
2026
Scale
1/64
Base material
Plastic
Series index
5/5
Mainline #
238
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Mainline · Team Wheels (2026) · #5/5

Wheels

TRAP5Trapezoid 5-Spoke

Colors

body
color:Blue
detailed:Blue
source:Hot Wheels Blue
interior
color:Gray
detailed:Gray
base
color:White
detailed:White
window
color:Blue
detailed:Blue
premium:Tinted
Price history

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The story behind the Fast Fish

The Fast Fish arrives in the 2026 Mainline assortment as part of the Team Wheels series. It features a distinctive blue body with white base elements and tinted windows that add depth to its look. This model is designated as a Treasure Hunt, making it one of those limited releases that collectors actively seek out. Unlike standard mass-produced cards, this variant includes specific details that set it apart from regular store displays. The design by Fraser Campbell brings a playful yet sporty aesthetic to the 1/64 scale diecast. Whether you are completing your Team Wheels collection or hunting for rare finds, this car stands out due to its unique color scheme and limited status. Finding one requires patience, as these models appear in smaller quantities within standard packs.

Materials, colors and value

Crafted primarily from plastic, the Fast Fish offers a lightweight yet durable build typical of modern diecast toys. The body showcases a vibrant blue finish paired with white base sections and gray interior details. Tinted windows complement the overall palette while adding visual interest to the cockpit area. As a Treasure Hunt model within the 1/64 scale range, it tends to command higher attention in collector communities compared to common releases. Its specific color combination of blue, white, and gray makes it easily recognizable once you spot the unique flame logo associated with limited editions.

Questions about the Fast Fish

How can I tell if my Fast Fish is a Treasure Hunt version?+

Look for the small red flame logo on the base of the car or card. This marking distinguishes Treasure Hunt models from standard Mainline releases and indicates it was produced in lower numbers within the 2026 Team Wheels series.

Is the Fast Fish worth more than regular Hot Wheels?+

Yes, because it is classified as a Treasure Hunt. These limited variants are generally sought after by collectors and often trade at higher prices compared to common Mainline cars due to their lower availability within retail packs.

What materials is the 2026 Fast Fish made of?+

The car body is constructed from plastic, which allows for intricate detailing and vibrant blue paint. The base elements are white plastic, while the windows use tinted material to create a realistic glass effect in this 1/64 scale model.

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How much is a JJM12 - Fast Fish Hot Wheels product worth?

Estimated value
€8.00
Low
€5.60
High
€13
Estimated

This 2026 Mainline (treasure hunt) casting doesn't have enough market data yet, so this is an estimate based on its type, rarity and age. Value rises for older and rarer castings — a 1970s Mainline is worth far more than a current one. Prices are shown in EUR and refreshed as new market data arrives.